Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘There are some great experiments that can be done safely and simply at home’
Stefan Hutzler and Denis Weaire describe some of the fun but thought-provoking experiments you can do at home using simple equipment
Read article: A map of quantum physics, sound of a wave-function collapse, famous physicists as dogs
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Read article: Physics and cars: the August 2020 issue of Physics World is now out
Find out about NASCAR safety, electric vehicles, hacking cars and ultrasonics in the latest edition of your favourite physics magazine
Read article: A fluttering nebula, Twitter poster session winners, physics of insulated cups, pondering spin
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Read article: Test your knowledge of medical physics in this trivia quiz
So you think you know all about medical physics trivia? Test yourself with this fun quiz – answers next week
Read article: COVID-19 hits Nobel banquet, Plato was right, incubator noise
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Read article: Human hair soaks up oil spills, shortlist for astronomy photography contest, what if the Trinity test had failed?
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Read article: The virtual conference: thoughts from a first time ‘attendee’
This year’s AAPM Annual Meeting, held jointly with the Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists, was a completely virtual event
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘Surviving the virus really aligns your perspective’
For astronomer Karina Voggel, COVID-19 meant lost observing time, cancelled conferences and squeezing round a kitchen table to work. Then she got sick
Read article: Happy ‘Helium Conservation Day’, faeces-firing penguins, more physics of bending spaghetti
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